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Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network
United States
Приєднався 21 лис 2020
The Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network is the leading organization that advocates for autistic people of all marginalized genders, including autistic trans and cis women, autistic nonbinary people, and autistic trans people of all genders. We are committed to neurodiversity, disability rights and disability justice, gender justice and trans liberation, and racial justice.
#LiberatingWebinars: On Stage & On Page Disability Justice in Film, Theatre, and Cultural Work
On June 3, 2021, AWN hosted a discussion with Day Al-Mohamed and Deanna Parvin Yadollahi on the topic of disability justice in film, Theatre, and Cultural Work.
Disabled people are creating art, fiction, film, and performance art - please join us for this exciting conversation about Disability Justice and Cultural Work!
Speakers:
Day Al-Mohamed is a disability policy advisor, a science fiction and fantasy author, and a documentary filmmaker. When not doing that, she likes to fence, spend time with her wife, and annoy her cat, Doom. (she/her)
Deanna Parvin Yadollahi hopes to enact institutional change and radical reimagination that will lead to more supportive and just realities. Deanna’s work includes community-building, resource-creating, presenting, writing, and Deanna’s creative access consulting practice. Deanna is pursuing a Masters degree in Disability Studies at CUNY school of professional studies. (they/them)
Moderator: Lydia X. Z. Brown, AWN Director of Policy, Advocacy, & External Affairs
*Note: AWN is slowly working on correcting captioning and transcripts to share with our videos. Limited capacity means that this will take time. However, we are committed to ensuring that they will eventually be available. Thank you for your understanding.
Disabled people are creating art, fiction, film, and performance art - please join us for this exciting conversation about Disability Justice and Cultural Work!
Speakers:
Day Al-Mohamed is a disability policy advisor, a science fiction and fantasy author, and a documentary filmmaker. When not doing that, she likes to fence, spend time with her wife, and annoy her cat, Doom. (she/her)
Deanna Parvin Yadollahi hopes to enact institutional change and radical reimagination that will lead to more supportive and just realities. Deanna’s work includes community-building, resource-creating, presenting, writing, and Deanna’s creative access consulting practice. Deanna is pursuing a Masters degree in Disability Studies at CUNY school of professional studies. (they/them)
Moderator: Lydia X. Z. Brown, AWN Director of Policy, Advocacy, & External Affairs
*Note: AWN is slowly working on correcting captioning and transcripts to share with our videos. Limited capacity means that this will take time. However, we are committed to ensuring that they will eventually be available. Thank you for your understanding.
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#LiberatingWebinars: Homelessness and Disability Justice
Переглядів 59 годин тому
On December 16, 2021, AWN hosted a discussion with Finn Gardiner, Allilsa Fernandez, and Angela Lemus-Mogrovejo on the topic of homelessness and disability justice. Homelessness is an important issue that needs to be addressed. First and foremost it needs to end. But how do we begin to address homelessness when the systems that we live in don’t serve people who are in the margins of the margins...
#LiberatingWebinars: Incorporating Disability Justice into Legal Advocacy/Practice
Переглядів 109 годин тому
On December 9, 2021, AWN hosted a discussion with Jamelia Morgan, Britney Wilson, and Prianka Nair on the topic of incorporating disability justice into legal advocacy and practice. Part of disability justice is legal advocacy, and disabled people are out there doing the work. Join us in this fireside chat conversation between Jamelia, Prianka, and Britney, where we explore the ways that disabi...
#LiberatingWebinars: Communications Access in a Digital World
Переглядів 179 годин тому
On October 5, 2021, AWN hosted a discussion with Lateef H. McLeod and Cal Montgomery on the topic of communication access in a virtual world. Communication is a significant part of the human experience, and we all communicate in different ways. With the world relying more and more on virtual ways of being with one another, working on access is vital to maintaining our connections and building o...
#LiberatingWebinars: Food Justice and Disability Justice
Переглядів 99 годин тому
On January 31, 2022, AWN hosted a discussion with Allilsa Fernandez, Anthony (Tony) Alexander, and Lexie Holden (Moderator) on the topic of food justice and disability justice. Food is a human right, and food justice is a fight against systems that take that right away. As a community we must ask, how do we bring food justice to a world that harbors resources for only some groups of people? How...
#LiberatingWebinars: Disability Justice, Decolonization, and Climate Justice
Переглядів 49 годин тому
On January 10, 2022, AWN hosted a discussion with Sarmistha Talukdar, Khairani Baroka, and Jen Deerinwater on the topic of disability justice, decolonization, and climate justice with moderator Jennifer Natalya Fink. The work that is done to decolonize and bring climate justice and disability justice can also be done through expression and performance. Join us as Sarmistha, Okka, and Jen share ...
#LiberatingWebinars: Disabled BIPOC Interventions in Teaching
Переглядів 149 годин тому
On January 20, 2022, AWN hosted a conversation with Dr. Paul/Leena/Paulina Abustan, Saili S. Kulkarni, Ph.D., and Subini Annamma on the topic of disabled BIPOC interventions in teaching. Academia has a foundation in ableist practices, and that is the reason why it’s so important that disabled BIPOC intervene in the academic world. While it is important that disabled BIPOC students are on the fr...
#LiberatingWebinars: From the Ground Up: Organizing Communities at the Margins
Переглядів 412 годин тому
On February 23, 2022, AWN hosted a conversation with Ría Thompson-Washington, Noor Pervez, Mariam Banahi, and Priya Penner on the top of community organizing at the margins. The work of community organizers has long been instrumental in creating powerful and radical change. Community organizing in itself is a feat to be acknowledged, but when one has to organize within the parameters of margina...
#LiberatingWebinars: Revisioning Disability and Madness: Crip Poetics and Cultural Work
Переглядів 712 годин тому
On February 27, 2022, AWN hosted a conversation with Travis Chi Wing Lau, Kelsey Smoot, and Lo Smith on the topic of madness, neurodivergence, and disability in poetry and art at the margins. Join Travis, Kelsey, and Lo in conversation with feminist disability studies scholar Jess L. Cowing to explore themes of madness, neurodivergence, and disability in poetry and art at the margins. Speakers ...
#LiberatingWebinars: Changing Media Perceptions of Disability
Переглядів 154Рік тому
On March 16, 2022, AWN hosted a discussion with AJ Link, Kristen Lopez, and Dominick Evans on the topic of changing media perceptions of disability. Media plays a huge role in shaping public perceptions of disability. This is especially so when a lot of the time people's only experience of a disabled person or disability culture is through consuming media. How do we change media perceptions of ...
#LiberatingWebinars: Prison Abolition at the Intersections of Food, Health, Disability Justice
Переглядів 92Рік тому
On March 27, 2022, AWN hosted a conversation with Andrea James, Taylar Nuevelle, Kanav Kathuria, and Gabriel Arkles on the topic of prison abolition at the intersections of food, health, and disability justice. Join us in conversation with Andrea, Taylar, Kanav, and Gabriel as we discuss the intersections of racial justice, gender justice, food justice, health, and prison abolition. Prison abol...
#LiberatingWebinars: Radically Revealing Truth: Accountable Disability Journalism
Переглядів 93Рік тому
On April 13, 2022, AWN hosted a conversation with Cara Reedy, Finn Gardiner, Alaina Leary, and s.e. smith on the topic of accountable disability journalism. Join us in conversation with Cara, Finn, Alaina, and s.e. as we explore the intersections of disability and journalism. Journalism is a way through which we view and learn about the world around us. Especially because we cannot be everywher...
#LiberatingWebinars: Autism Acceptance Month Kick Off: A Celebration
Переглядів 253Рік тому
On April 1, 2022, AWN celebrated the kick off of Autism Acceptance Month and the one year anniversary of the publication of Sincerly, Your Autistic Child, by hosting a conversation with Morénike Giwa-Onaiwu, Victoria M. Rodríguez-Roldán, and Kassiane Asasumasu, who were contributors to the anthology itself. Join us as we kick off Autism Acceptance Month and celebrate the one year anniversary of...
#LiberatingWebinars: Cultural Work, Visual Art, and Disability Justice
Переглядів 111Рік тому
On April 24, 2022, AWN hosted a conversation with Ashanti Fortson and Micah Bazant on the topic of cultural work, visual art, and disability justice. Join us in conversation with Ashanti and Micah as we explore the world of visual art and cultural work as it intersects with disability justice. Speakers Ashanti Fortson is an award-winning cartoonist, illustrator, editor, and professor with a dee...
#LiberatingWebinars: Crip Cultural Work: Disabled and Writing Literature
Переглядів 133Рік тому
On May 18, 2022, AWN hosted a conversation with Cyree Jarelle Johnson, T. S. Banks, and The Cyborg Jillian Weise on the topic of being disabled and writing literature. In part of the conversation, each panelist also shared some of their work. Event Description: Join us in conversation with Cyree, Cy, and T as we explore the intersections of disability and literature. Speakers: Cyree Jarelle Joh...
#LiberatingWebinars: How do we survive to thrive?: Forced Sterilization, Eugenics, Disability
Переглядів 192Рік тому
#LiberatingWebinars: How do we survive to thrive?: Forced Sterilization, Eugenics, Disability
#LiberatingWebinars: Celebrating Pride & Organizing Communities in Disability, Gender, Queerness
Переглядів 120Рік тому
#LiberatingWebinars: Celebrating Pride & Organizing Communities in Disability, Gender, Queerness
Queer and Trans Autistic Dating, Sex, and Relationships
Переглядів 8522 роки тому
Queer and Trans Autistic Dating, Sex, and Relationships
#LiberatingWebinars: Health Justice is Disability Justice: Disabled Perspectives in Public Health
Переглядів 2342 роки тому
#LiberatingWebinars: Health Justice is Disability Justice: Disabled Perspectives in Public Health
#LiberatingWebinars: Disrupting Educational Ableism & Racism: Disability, Race & Trauma in Schools
Переглядів 3752 роки тому
#LiberatingWebinars: Disrupting Educational Ableism & Racism: Disability, Race & Trauma in Schools
#LiberatingWebinars: Disability Justice & Crip Technoscience: Racism & Ableism in AI
Переглядів 2282 роки тому
#LiberatingWebinars: Disability Justice & Crip Technoscience: Racism & Ableism in AI
An Autistic Parenting Guide by an Autistic Parent: "Autism, Moon"
Переглядів 5882 роки тому
An Autistic Parenting Guide by an Autistic Parent: "Autism, Moon"
Honoring Autistic Indigenous Advocacy: A Conversation with Autistic, Typing (Part 1)
Переглядів 4733 роки тому
Honoring Autistic Indigenous Advocacy: A Conversation with Autistic, Typing (Part 1)
#LiberatingWebinars: Disability Justice & Access-Centered Pedagogy in the Pandemic
Переглядів 4973 роки тому
#LiberatingWebinars: Disability Justice & Access-Centered Pedagogy in the Pandemic
#LiberatingWebinars: Surviving Burnout from Ableism & Racism in the Pandemic
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#LiberatingWebinars: Surviving Burnout from Ableism & Racism in the Pandemic
#LiberatingWebinars: Before You Go: Enabling Access for Autistic Trans People in Healthcare
Переглядів 2833 роки тому
#LiberatingWebinars: Before You Go: Enabling Access for Autistic Trans People in Healthcare
#LiberatingWebinars: Abolition, Deinstitutionalization, and Decarceration in the Pandemic
Переглядів 2363 роки тому
#LiberatingWebinars: Abolition, Deinstitutionalization, and Decarceration in the Pandemic
The chronic pain and anxiety communities are continually viciously silenced around the issue of having our lifesaving medications forcibly tapered or removed altogether. The DEA is killing us and no one cares.
thank you for that insightful talk
It opened my eyes... thanks ladies!
Good stuff. Thoughts... 1. I'm so frustrated by the fact that governments and many people don't want to continue to do simple things that help protect "at risk" populations. Wear a mask or stay home if sick, get your boosters, wear masks in general more during higher spread times, etc. Although I think trying to help prevent more people from getting disabled by covid is ok but we do need to be careful about how we talk about that. There are ways I could of prevented some of my disability issues (pain issues and chronic fatigue in some ways). Every time I get covid my asthma and chronic fatigue gets worse. 2. They don't actually pay a living wage...yep. Found out when I (finally) applied 3 years ago. There is not enough dialogue about financial BS and it is so frustrating that there isn't more in at least the left leaning circles that are supposedly more inclusive. Why did I have to find out when I applied. I even worked with people with disabilities when I was younger and I pay attention as much as possible to issues. This wasn't talked about enough in homelessness issues as well. When I bring this up with left leaning friends, many just don't want to hear it. WTF!!!! 3. A truly free society is one that is as inclusive as possible. People confuse inconvenience with a lack of freedom. One issue of extreme individualism and how we've tied it to "freedom". 4. I don't know all the words. I pay attention but there is no way to know everything. We need to just not be dismissive if people want to know. Information dissemination is problematic in this day and age where there is so many sources for information and for exchanging it. 5. Where are some spaces (accounts, publications, etc) that we can keep up with language and protests and ways to ask society for a more inclusive and better treatment? 6. Everything said here I loved so much!!!!
This is just what i needed in my life. You desperately need S M Zeus!
Sharon Davanport. Am I to understand that you have autism? Please advise
wasnt she in fudge a mania as sheila tubman?
Shame that captioning hasn't been added; relying on Google/UA-cam's auto-generated captioning is a serious microaggression.
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How amazing this video came out on the morning I was just humiliated in public by a Wal-mart floor scrubbing robot.
As a Completely blind person I truly appreciate the self description and environment. This is so amazing! I hope we can connect on social media yall :) Let's advocate together!